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(2) Reconditioned Gm Connecting Rod 837684 1933-1936 Chevrolet 216 6-cylinder on 2040-parts.com

US $39.95
Location:

Waldo, Wisconsin, United States

Waldo, Wisconsin, United States
Lot of (2) Federal Mogul reconditioned 1933-1936 Chevy connecting rods, casting number 837684. Rods measure 7-1/2" center to center. One rod is missing its box and both have some surface rust from sitting on the sheld, see pics for condition.
Brand:Federal Mogul Interchange Part Number:GM Manufacturer Part Number:837684 Other Part Number:Chevy UPC:Does not apply

Lot of (2) Federal Mogul reconditioned 1933-1936 Chevy connecting rods, casting number 837684. Rods measure 7-1/2" center to center. One rod is missing its box and both have some surface rust from sitting on the sheld, see pics for condition.

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